Quit sugar 5 hours ago. It's already hard. I hope I never touch that sh.. again!
Here's a stupid question, I've seen such beautiful expressions of loyal, steady, romantic love by men in song lyrics, but I've never witnessed it in real life (I don't mean expressed to me, I mean expressed ever to anyone). Does that actually exist, or is it just created in music?
I fell off the wagon this morning, but I'm getting right back in there. I don't care if I have to restart a hundred times. If anyone is willing, comment about all the bad effects coffee has.
I'm trying to understand Bell's experiment as a layperson. He computes the limit for the correlations, but then the actual correlations of observed results don't match the limit.
How is that even possible? Since each run has specific, observed results, and those results could very well belong to a set of pre-determined values, shouldn't the correlations match the limit? I mean if we "reverse engineer" a hypothetical specific set of values for each run, and calculate the correlations they would align with the limit, wouldn't they?